How do teachers read in English (Chinese)

Teachers can say in English: Hello, teacher! Pronunciation reference: phonetic symbol:? 【h？ l] [？ ti:t(r)]

English teacher [? ti:t(r)]？ Beauty [? tit] n？ Teacher, teacher, teacher, sir; sneaker

Plural number: teacher

Example:

1. What was your teacher like when you were at school?

Really? What about you? Really? Does it look nice? Teacher? What time? What about you? Used to be. Where is it? school

If her pronunciation is not better than that of the teacher, at least it won't be worse.

She? Pronunciation? Is it? As? Okay？ As? What if? Isn't it? Is it better? Than? She? Teacher's. ?

Shall we meet our new English teacher?

Should I? we? Say? "Hello"? Where to? Our? New? English? teacher

Will you visit your teacher one day?

Will. What about you? Going? And then what? See? Yours Teacher? Sometimes.

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Greetings in English

1. What's wrong? How are you doing?

These are common greetings with roughly the same meaning. They all ask each other casually, "How are you?" As for the authentic answer, if you have nothing to do, you just want to deal with it simply, and you can answer not much or not much.

However, it is also common that the other party also answers "What's the matter?" . In this case, "how" is almost equivalent to "hello".

2. How are you

The main difference between "What's the matter" and "How are you" is "What's the matter"? How are you doing? Most Americans are used to it. How are you? Generally speaking, the British are used to it. The answer is different from what happened.

It should also be noted that when you only answer the fine, foreign friends may understand that you don't want to continue this conversation. At this time, you might as well try it. Although it's just a responsive greeting, it's more friendly than a fine.

3. How's it going?

How can it be directly understood as How are you, so the response is similar to How are you.

4. What happened?

What is happening and what is happening have the same meaning and reaction way.